Mental Health Services

As the region’s full-service resource for psychological and psychiatric services for all ages, Seven Counties’ focus in the services described below is on problems successfully treatable in the short term. Seven Counties offers an array of behavioral outpatient programs for adults, adolescents and children that help them function independently at home, work and school. Services include:

• counseling for depression, grief, phobias, stress and anxiety, parenting issues
• family therapy
• child and adolescent counseling
• management of severe mental disorders
• alcohol and drug abuse education, counseling and intervention
• specialized case management
• initial services for adult domestic violence victims with no dependent children.

Fee: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare and some forms of health insurance and third-party payers. Sliding fee scale based on income.
Eligibility: No restrictions. Accepts adults and children of all ages.
Referral: Accepts self-referral and referrals from other health and human service providers. Call (502) 589-1100 for screening and appointment.

For information about additional but specialized behavioral health services offered at Seven Counties, go to Services and click on Access/Emergency Services, Specialized Adult Mental Health Services, and Specialized Child and Family Services.

Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Staff skilled in American sign language provides mental health services to adult and children who are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing.

School-Based Services
3717 Taylorsville Rd
Louisville, Ky. 40220
(502) 454-6343
Fax: 459-9209
Ron Van Treuren, division director
Hours: M-F 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m.

This program provides in-school counseling services to K-12 students and their parents/guardians to address emotional and behavioral problems. The goal is to improve school attendance, social skills, and academic achievement. Services include assessment and evaluation, including classroom observation; individual, group and family therapy; referral/access to community resources; consultation with teachers and students. The program also offers various psycho-educational programs such as anger management, substance abuse prevention, building resilient children, trauma and loss, and social skills development. Optional on-site services also include case coordination with parents, school staff and other social service agencies; alcohol and drug prevention/intervention; in-service training for school personnel; program consultation; and participation in health fairs/school events.
Fee: Accepts Medicaid and some forms of health insurance. Sliding fee scale based on income.
Eligibility: No restrictions for students enrolled in schools served by this program in the Jefferson, Henry, Bullitt and Trimble county school districts.
Referral: Referrals accepted from parents, teachers, school counselors, and other health and human service providers.

09/10/2007